The Manifestations of the Sphinx Factors in Ivan Bunin's Novels
Many works of the Russian writer Ivan Bunin revolve around the themes of love and death,reflecting his deep concern for ethical choices and the meaning of survival.Bunin's novels depict the struggle and conflict of the Sphinx factors.These works reveal the logical operational mechanisms reflected in the struggle,including dynamic interaction,mutual gain and loss,and interdependent causality,all of which contribute to highlighting the decisive role of human and animal factors in ethical choices.The writer portrays emotional conflicts through descriptions reminiscent of the Faustian complex,demonstrating the transgression of animal factors through characters'choices between love and death.For the sake of cohesion and coherence,he illustrates the ultimate return of human nature through the depiction of trial,redemption,and ethical instruction.The manifestation of the Sphinx factors in Bunin's characters is characterized by fluidity,paradox,and tragedy.Bunin's examination of emotional desires and ethical morality highlights the ethical instructive function of literary works.
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